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ARR0W ↗️ profile picture
For #ditto what's the difference between adding a crypto address to your profile section and the accepting donation section?

Are these the payment targets I've been hearing about, or is that just on Amethyst?
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Derek Ross · 2d
They just show up in different areas of your profile and one is interoperable with Amethyst and perhaps other clients.
QnA · 5d
GOOD MORNING FAM Here is Friday’s #FREEDOMTECHFRIDAYwith Carl from nostr:npub1dd9znw7585wsam4d8p84ztdmtywwjsrayld6fzk4fvqdn5hpju4st5xe7p 🫡 https://fountain.fm/episode/590gsdRN1yiMnkKghnId
ARR0W ↗️ profile picture
This was a very good episode, thanks Carl and crew. I think it was nice listening to a dev involved in both Bitcoin and freedom tech more broadly.

Obscura looks interesting, and I’ll keep my eyes on it. We’ll have to see how court orders play out when Obscura is inevitably subjected to them. I don’t love the US jurisdiction, but any developed nation shares intelligence anyways. Plus there is the two hop model and good account/payment privacy which mitigates it. If they can solve the VPN reputation issue with connecting to websites that would be HUGE. I feel like the more private and secure a VPN provider is the more it’s abused and therefore the more its IPs get blocked by websites… Improved reputation plus better choice on websites to exclude would make this a no brainer recommendation for normal people who don’t want to deal with the friction (family members etc).

A suggestion for the ungovernable.network site, make it easier to full screen a video. Right now I’ve had to fiddle with either pop out players or opening in a new tab.

Cheers!
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QnA · 4d
Full screen is a good idea, thank you.
QnA · 3d
Full screen now live
Hanshan · 1w
It says a lot about the normalization of the lack of privacy. They don't even stop to think about it, just ree "that's not private"
ARR0W ↗️ profile picture
It’s a real shame. I honestly didn’t expect that response.

This cuts out payment processors, potentially the partner bank/issuer, and all of their data sharing partners.

However, like with all things there are real trade offs. Booking directly gives much better support from airlines/hotels, better chance of actually receiving services, and loyalty benefits which can make travel more enjoyable.

Trade offs all the way down, but it’s certainly a useful service.
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Hanshan · 1w
It's just so normalized that with any online purchase you make, you have to kyc yourself with the payment processor. Even bitcoiners don't understand that Bitcoin fixes this.
Hanshan · 1w
It says a lot about the normalization of the lack of privacy. They don't even stop to think about it, just ree "that's not private"
epsql · 1w
I honestly don't understand why after BIP110's failure everyone seems to have woken up to what I think is quite an obvious thing: - nodes without hashpower have a lot of power to resist changes - nod...
ARR0W ↗️ profile picture
Having a full node w/o hashpower is securing your sovereignty and privacy. I think it has real benefit, and it should be encouraged still.

It however does not give you the right to force others to act a certain way. You’ve got to put up (hashrate) or shut up. Whether it’s on bitcoin or another chain.

tldr yeah I agree lol
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Reverend Hodl · 2w
I have had a very positive experience with CoinOs. The attacks are unfortunately rampant across the industry. Credit to admin for being on top of things to avoid sweeping of wallets. We must be ever vigilent with everything, even cold storage devices are suspect (CC issue). Hardening the system o...